>learn a trade! >there isn't a single trade i see

>>39391403
Pick the least boring/least difficult one then.

What do you do for fun OP?

>>39391514
just vidya, and that's not really anything profitable. tried picking up other interests but nothing caught my attention.

>>39391569
You could always try Twitch streaming. Depending on the city you live in you could get a job in QA.

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>>39391465
>>39391403
This, kinda. You gotta pick one. Pick one you see yourself doing in the short run. Fuck it, it's better than doing nothing. I had a friend that was kind of in a similar situation. I told him this: You gotta stop being afraid of wasting your time (like, you know, with videogames.. just saying).
-If the trade you pick learning isn't what you thought you can always change
-If you get good at one you don't have to drop it completely to maybe do something that interests you. You can handle knowing multiple things at a time, so there's no reason to be afraid of committing to one thing.
-The average person these days is likely to change their job quite a few times.
-Learning a trade is superior to a psychology degree or some shit, since it has more practical application and you can always read about what you're interested in

That's what I told him from what I remember and he's doing pretty good now. Hope you can maybe apply some of these to your situation. Most importantly, you gotta get on with your life man.